Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-14
LOCAL BREyITIES.

J. c. Tubbs has filed his official bond in
the County Recorders office as Notary Pub
| lie, with P. Kelly and John Conran as
sureties.
| In Justice Posts Court yesterday the case
of Oscar Blodgett, accused of the petit
larceny of turkeys, was continued until
next Thursday.
| Yesterday Judge Van Fleet admitted to
citizenship Franz Adolph Peters. native
of Germany, on the testimony OF ]. Barker
and James Jarrett.
The Nucleus Social Club will give its
second party at Jacobs Hall this evening,
| dancing commencing at 8 o'clock. lyman
d 'Malley will furnish the music.
1t was raining yesterday on the hill,
clearing the newly-fallen snow away, and
| the weather was showery along the upper
end of the California and Oregon Railroad.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature yesterday was Go and 500,
with light to fresh southerly and easterly
winds, with cloudy to clear weather pre-
yailing.
The celebrated Chicago baseball club en-
vying the success of the Louisvilles, are
talking of coming to the coast, and will en-
deavor to do so before the Kentuckians re-
turn home.
Fifteen carloads of sheep and twenty of
beef cattle came through yesterday from
the eastern side of the mountains, en- route
to San Francisco, the sheep being from
Truckee and the cattle from Reno.
A telegram from Latrobe last evening
announced the death at that place at u
o'clock yesterday, of Mrs. Title NJ. Nc
earthly, daughter of ]. II. Miller Deceased
had many acquaintance in this city.
Wednesday night thief was engaged in
reducing the size of the woodpile at Joseph
Guth's residence, Twelfth and l streets,
when his operations were discovered and
he found it convenient to visit another por-
ton of the city.
The steamer San Joaquin, No. 3, arrived
from the upper Sacramento yesterday with
grain. Cleared, steamer San Joaquin, No.
4, for San Francisco, with grain steamer
Dover, for the upper Sacramento, with mer-
chandise and lumber.
The Superintendent of Public instruction
has received notice that the Board of Super
visors of Lake county have appointed
James H, Renfro, of Kelseyville, County
Superintendent of Schools, in place of Mrs.
H. H. Gillett, deceased.
A correspondent writes the RECORD
UNION inquiring what was the smallest
dluUuul Vi IdlIlldll ever huOWu III
mento for one season. The records show
that the figures for the season of 1S50-51
were the smallest-4.7l inches.
Last evening B. f. Pike left his horse
and phaeton in front of the Central NJ. E.
Church. on Eleventh street, while he at
tended a meeting inside. When he came
out horse and vehicle had disappeared As
he had taken care to hitch the horse thor
oughly and blanket him before going into
the building, he is confident that the ami
NAL did not get loose and stray away, but
was appropriated by some one.
The steamer San Joaquin, No. 3, which
arrived from the upper Sacramento yester-
day, considerably ahead of time, brought
but light load of grain. She took on six
or seven thousand sacks at Jacinto, and
expected to complete her load on the way
down, but found that there was no grain
ready for shipment, holders, in anticipation
of dry season, being determined not to
let 90 until the price advances to two cents
per pound.
Chief of Police Dillman, suspecting that
Charles Williams, under arrest for purse
snatching, might be an ex-convict, inclosed
his photograph to Warden McComb, of the
Folsom Prison, with a letter of inquiry.
The Warden returned answer that he rec
ognized the photo as that of Charles Nico-
las, who was sent to the prison from Ala
media county to serve one year for burglary,
and whose term of sentence expired on the
9th of last November.